New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-16

has mon.ted m 10 the magnificent figure of thousand
three hundred millions Of doltts p r hirry
golden OF average 81 one hnndren a"u -
millions year. d:aining Europe ahu Pout'l
America, has flown into the treasures Oh colP"I
tons, or capitalists. or mOnopolisis IL mas ~"
every farmer, hcpei every manuiHcioy' ihil "', ,
nrnscc civcn cInnloymeut and wagcs 10 artisans ana
laorrrs ani been al inctcuahle service !" Slr ,'o,
chants. This magnificent prohl, s'i.irr'il h'"., -;
onr National debt i. already producing HnPardI"iei ~
,,.,r,I results br II active empOi ncut AMI rrlnv"H
1rnt Never ihc history oi ne W"ill ''' wy
average wa-c been soai ne pure ~
TAcsc tho tWo conditions which make . rV
paradise o. honest labor Ihcfe Is no ci' hs Ths
Wnrre so many Workin :mel o"h thrir h"nc7. ~, ,,
soyen OF National prosperity ana hlr' mess - avn .n1
coniistlliun ol IAN non ~ tHt"I ,.,,shn mo
u,- bui the widest distribution 81 ~ "wnrls , 49,,
who holds IN Tee hi, house ant l''. an. , rs
walls Oj his cottage, however huhne IL III ~, ,,
hi. famil, forms ;ha lender hre,ldc d7sorH IONS Lt
hten- To- Feel The ni"nenhencc OF h19 p,on TO-" Of
at oArc dc"n-cf OF thc !H 'il " w.. ,.t .ncti.
anarch, The ortes: pl'nthr'nr me I'st ri.I Is
make cheap ANA easy the purchase o. h'i' ''''''
AvrnrcAYs ANp TIE SrA
Providence lis gwen tc IL The material for limit
less manufactures, ami fcr,ilc field, from which to draw
sustcnancc for untold millions OF people
Willie have dxci N,wS rs I" mo
policy which will - Time the harmonious development
o. 9crlcrltugc aad factories anl Labor problems ny
general prosperity, will rot disturb tho peae oi ts
moctiH- of diverse oplAIons ~ thcIr nls'u'a'o'
there are some matters ol le mr. -. c,,i ~,
which anon. and BUSINESS men tA-It c'th '
~ di,ple. Eny,lul hc!'s TIE s.oDc wh her hS' we
Ire. of mr. rxn.or.rs are The knight erranry of
This rcnu, AMI her anvil pltrp. the SAL h"r armies
brave dcadly - ,,;, ana her asen' visit savage trhrs
10 ul new IN ir.s for her ,"r'' BISMARCK
has buit a wal III protection about Ger any molit-I
nish. 10 improve pu IS :Or lie German !ir e'' '''
WINS for German vornl a. while an the resources Of
fine Epprc ara bsnt rpDn extending the area ot t"i-
cory qIarcr oi me ealth Whrh can an'oIp o
surplus Of German product We Americans win &c re-
suIt demonstrating unegualIc genius FOR internal "e-
velopmont 10 have los, orr faculty for lr sch
chance in the markets Of the woill icr our
surplus of prs ucton OF The safety-vavcs for TIC
encrec, the nee Is Of growing population we nhll
hundred and iorty thousand mes oI ''
Capitalization OF eight Thousand millions OF uoi'rN 10
bring output OF our farms. sur mills and cur nlncstD
the seacoisi ana ihen ~ on OFT treasures am Uc
the ocean with something o. the hc less wonder OF me
ter Ihc political ''s"c' OF me h,iI '''S w. ,s
preventing plus in the Treasury w'cn thIe.ienS
ton Of the Government AMI seeks to dmin, II by ap
propa ns million, Tor dredging creckS which can ohy
ir mn zet f,r eel pots ami terrarn farms daughter,
When pro er mail subsidies nj Int buld merchant ma
winch woud carry our has once more oyer an mo
waters of the world. furnish ready MAZE
navy time Of war; ani start vast slipyard> npon the
Delaware and arius OF the north ana sonih. one
thousand five hundred millions OF dollars Is the value oi
lie commerce of The JnIte Stac'. ana % u Is carried
nnler alien fags Tho English tho Germans and me
Frrnrh KIN nv carry our persons and freight and
SKIM the cream OF oar trade liausbief.I
ALL SECTIONS INTER DEPHNDENr
one year ago distinguished Governor of an interior
state standing in TINS hail. said 10 us: You merchants
ou, the coast scare too easy This country wants no
navy II "A hostile fleet of ranc,ads shsIll anchor III
your haibor and lombard your city, hree millions 81
men would march nom me IINoS I" lo"i Ic'''
Laugh cr.l Ny dear Governor we are an Hn,u-
hers of body. applause me II ire OF llo
Mr.t LOTS
aul credits o. tdc l''l won rum lie ~. ~!
United states great Republic. is diverse cmri'
conditions nd ls'ril developmcnt AMI needs blending
hIrIuoHiousy 10 form mighty NdIlon ""I'h Al'l ne
g.c t. protect i'self in every par ana raic III every
Ne save DO tac to listen To the pcssimist or tho
croaker rhe vital problems OF capital ana labor are
N wing themselves the fun and remuuerd i've employ
ment Of the and opportunity and good wages Ior
tho The genius OF IT Liberty J., an 20 la chance
for every man 10 rise ani enrich himself. and Ia the pro-
lection OF the individual IN his struggle To earn anu ia
he posses on oI what ho accunuates ionS-coh''hueu
applause
Reicrrnc 20 Nh Lamar's covert intimation that
free trade was the thing that would set everything
straight Nh Depew sdd:
hope that TIE Democratic party WI, rake that the
nrt r!In Of their platform couing Presidential
election. and promise him thai thr party in winch
belong Will state it~ position Ia equally emphatic icrms
aud then I hope ANA have doubt hc hopes that wc
SHALL have Presidential contest fought ont 10 this
country, where mud ANA arr anu SANDER a'i lri-'''
dcracti,n and the personality 81 the candidates SHAH
disappear and what principle Is TO govern tlc pro,
pority Of The American people sha DC dycl' Directly
uy the Amcri people themselves. Il Woarious al-
Tlausc.l
ALL EAGER TO HEAR MIR. CnAMBEEiAIS.
Mr. Chamber ans speech WAS naturally awaited
with great interest. Everybody seemed eager TO
hear the great Radical, and so far as could be
ccrtaincd none was disappointed in him. The
chairman in introducing Mr. Chamberlain said:
We are very glad welcome guest 10 night with
warmest Hospitality gentleman -til III the piino
/. known wherever the English tongue u
spoken, Who Ike his COLLEAGUE Jehg BT I, s ,a
ms conntry lie has come 70 us representing the Gov
crniaent OF Great bt tam % .c o' tn as9 W
has been the of bal blood between our
canadian nrighbors aud important section of
men. that our guest il fully equipped by long
business well rs public experience To accomplish ihe
desired result. hold TO be very favorable omen Tor
tue satisfactory sotemcnt Of No n.hery question nat
Parliament IN private life. official aud unofficial mas
Sno"H hlSrii i" y" ~, -, 49, an - a.sos -
drink tho nealth Of the Right Honorable Jo'eI
country.
The toast was drunk with enthusiasm aud Mr..
Chamberlain, when no rose to respond. was re-
cciVcd with loud applause. MI. ChahhcIIdiho
speech was a. follows:
MI. PRESIDENT: thank you for the kindly words in
which you have introduced Inc 10 the Chamber. and
thank the Chamber Tor their cordial reception assure
you that appreciate very highly the honor you have
done Inc in permitting me TO sharc the
sentative institution aIpiansel, aud II am allowed
should Ike t. take hi, iist pubic Opportunity to "a.
Kindness with which have been met since landed
upon your shores cannot A,nslie,n Hospital
tic feelings OF good will and regard which have ALWAYS
felt and 4 pres,e for people and the Institutions OF
your country. Applause
Ihaye been IN my timc a rather considerable traveller
on tne Continent Europe. but III my present expert
cncc there Is a sensation which ut Irst hal some
diiiculty in defining. now, gentlemen, know what
from England han ever before sun at homo
among people whose language Is identical with ours;
character and constui onsare similar and whose
modes OF thought and habit OF mind present greater
differences than are To be tonhd within he limits OF the
United Kingdom. Applause, Inc ,Engllsnhan WIN
always lind much 10 Interest hin. much Ia aston-h HIM
i'm yonr country put after ALL the differences between
less than the rescmblances II Is oh' new phase
and development OF common civilization
lapplalse, and I more than ever impressed
i the fact that these two great nations both
Der, OF still greater aud moro faI-rcacng nationality
OF the Ango-ss AXIOM Cries OF Good J. whose his
tory and traditions Joint heritage AMI pride, and
whose continued amy aud good Will TIC pledge aud
guarantee the prosperity and the progress OF tho
world. Loud applause
uONORING TIE SPEAKERS OFFICE.
Mr. President, well aware that tho kindness with
which | have been received Is not due TO any
personal merit claim OF nne but 1t IS due 10 the OH
cal position which occupy the representative OF
friendly country AMI to the pacific character OF the mis-
sion which | have undertaken. tI.ond applduse.l /
bring with me the fulnment OF what IS undoubtedly
very difficult task the universal sympathy of
every Englishinan whose opinion is worth